Explorers of Antiquity: From Alexander the Great to Marco Polo, 1st Edition

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Britannica Digital Learning

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ISBN-10: 1622750276

ISBN-13: 9781622750276

DDC: 910.92

Grade Level Range: 9th Grade
- 12th Grade

168 Pages | eBook

Original Copyright 2014 | Published/Released March 2014

This publication's content originally published in print form: 2014

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Crossing geographic and cultural boundaries at a time when much of the world remained uncharted was a challenge faced by ancient explorers. Long before the Golden Age of Exploration, an assortment of travellers ventured into the unknown, uncovering untapped riches of land and resources in the process. Readers will become familiar with the lives and journeys of these early explorers, whose number included dauntless leaders—Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and Genghis Khan—who sought to establish vast empires and enterprising merchants such as Marco Polo.